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Vol. 20

September-October, 1920

No. 5

TORREYA

A Bi-Monthly Journal of Botanical Notes and News

EDITED FOR

THE TORREY BOTANICAL CLUB

BY

NORMAN TAYLOR

JOHN TORREY, 1796-187$.

CONTENTS

Habits and habitats of the North American Resurrection Fern : E. F. Andrews 91
Vegetation of a cinder field : G, T. Hastings ...... 96

Shorter Notes

Disappearing wild flowers : E. G. Brixton 101

New specific name : E. W. Berry 101

New form of Stanleya : T. D. A. Cockerell 101

Reviews :

Henry and Flood's The Douglas Fir : P. A. Rydberg ......... 102

Pellett's American Honey Plants : F. Stoll 104

Proceedings of the Club 104

News Items 106

Published for the Club

At 41 North Queen Street, Lancaster! Pa.

by The New Era Printing Company

"Entered at the Post Office at Lancaster, Pa., as second-cUsa matter.

THE TORREY BOTANICAL CLUB

President
HERBERT M. RICHARDS, Sc.D.

Vice-Presidents
JOHN HENDLEY BARNHART, A.M., M 1>
C. STUART GAGER, Ph.D.

Secretary and Treasurer

FRANCIS W. PENNELL, Ph.D.

New York Botanical Garden

New York City

MEETINGS

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Botanical Garden.

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